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Photo Forum / General Photo Topics / Australian Photography / January 2007A3 printers - any thoughts on the current crop?
Anyone bought an A3 printer recently, for photo work? Comments appreciated - am interested in getting one. Have had previous experience with: - Epson 1270 - nice printer when tweaked, seemed to my inexperienced eye to be smoother, but more limited in gamut, than the Canon i9100 - now sadly dead from failed motherboard. - Canon i9100 - fast, good accurate and vibrant colours out of the box, but not quite as smooth in pale tones as the 1270 (I sold the Canon when I needed the money - shouldn't have!) But these are old printers, inks have changed, and I'm out of touch... > Anyone bought an A3 printer recently, for photo work? Comments > appreciated - am interested in getting one. Have had previous [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > But these are old printers, inks have changed, and I'm out of touch... See if Baltronics have ant 1290 printers left. > Anyone bought an A3 printer recently, for photo work? Comments > appreciated - am interested in getting one. Have had previous [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > But these are old printers, inks have changed, and I'm out of touch... Incredibly happy with my HP8750. For the price, there is nothing better out there. Quality wise I think there is better now, but more expen$ive... >>Anyone bought an A3 printer recently, for photo work? Comments >>appreciated - am interested in getting one. Have had previous [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > nothing better out there. Quality wise I think there is better > now, but more expen$ive... I had a HP once in the recent past, my experience with it was that I had printing problems. Having been through all the procedure's, contacted HP (in INDIA) to try and sort the problem, they looked up there list couldn't find the problem I had, I sent samples without ant reply, think we both gave up and I returned the printer. There are some plus's for the HP technology but customer support is unsatisfactory. People who buy either Canon or Epson have been satisfied with the respective customer support. |
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